Re: [OpenSER-Users] sigsegv in module when running imported function

2008-02-11 Thread Henning Westerholt
On Monday 11 February 2008, Francisco Seratti wrote: > [..] > I cant find the core generated by openser. Where is > the default dir where this cores are saved? Hi, the core (if you enabled it) is generated in the working dir of openser if this is writeable by the process. If you don't specify a

Re: [OpenSER-Users] sigsegv in module when running imported function

2008-02-11 Thread Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
Hi Francisco, Please repost this on the correct email list which is "devel". Thanks and regards, Bogdan Francisco Seratti wrote: > Hello, > Im coding a module for my needs, and one of them is to > modify the SIP message after querying some db. > I decided to use the function replace_all() export

[OpenSER-Users] sigsegv in module when running imported function

2008-02-11 Thread Francisco Seratti
Hello, Im coding a module for my needs, and one of them is to modify the SIP message after querying some db. I decided to use the function replace_all() exported by the textops module, using the find_export() function declared in sr_module.h. The problem is that im getting a SIGSEGV when some child